Folks from this step on I encourage all not to divulge your strategy and your whereabouts to no one. Groups are to interact in silence with the highest securities.

When you make your appointment call make sure you get your appointment set up in a original Wells Fargo bank, I repeat just make sure that they give a appointment in a original logo Wells Fargo bank, believe me you will not regret it, not one bit ..moneywise. Make sure you get in and get out fast for that 30 exchange days is a fact and not a rumor. This is to go down now at any second, the window is widely opened at any nanosecond.

The protocol and legacy effect is being powered up as we speak, there will be all smiles and confetti in the are coming briefly. The rates are high only at a original Wells Fargo bank, and the treatment will be VIP. Word on the streets is all dealers have already been advised to stop and close shop for exchange window is on the now this instinct phase. Now You all know how close we are with this, lets just be still and let it sink in, let it flow, they know we know now, it will be released quickly right Mister Banker. p.s. A message to the people of Puerto Rico you will be better off if you do your exchange in the United States in a Wells Fargo bank… comprende. God Bless Bluwolf....

How will I get my dinars out of Puerto Rico, can I travel with them on a plane?

Dinar1

8/16/2013 04:04:43 pm

I was wondering the same thing. I guess we can travel to the main land, but I heard something about traveling with more than 10,000 usd or its equivalent has to be reported first to FTA (federal transit administration) I think.

Boricua Man

8/16/2013 04:54:37 pm

The only thing we can do is charter a private plane. Banco Popular will NOT have my business. Good luck!

TICK TOCK

8/16/2013 04:29:03 pm

Look into opening a multi-currency (not multiple currency) account and deposit dinar. Then you can withdraw when you get to USA.

Freedom68

8/16/2013 04:06:13 pm

What is an "original" Well Fargo bank? And how would one identify a WF as original?

Pearle

8/16/2013 04:23:48 pm

Make sure bank is not something that cropped up overnight I guess. I assume everyone already has a location the plan on going for exchange

Do I have to declare currency when entering the U.S. in-transit to a foreign destination?

When entering the U.S. in-transit to a foreign destination, you will be required to clear U.S. Customs Border Protection (CBP) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement. If you have "negotiable monetary instruments" (i.e. currency, personal checks (endorsed), travelers checks, gold coins, securities or stocks in bearer form) valued at $10,000 or more in your possession a "Report of International Transportation of Currency or Monetary Instruments" form FinCEN 105 must be submitted to a CBP Officer upon your entry into the United States.

Monetary instruments that are made payable to a named person but are not endorsed or which bear restrictive endorsements are not subject to reporting requirements, nor are credit cards with credit lines of over $10,000. Gold bullion is not a monetary instrument for purposes of this requirement. The requirement to report monetary instruments on a FinCEN 105 does not apply to imports of gold bullion.

Failure to declare monetary instruments in amounts of or over $10,000 can result in its seizure.

Friends. You need to report it. Just have your receipts. It is not illegal to bring in.

ed

8/16/2013 04:41:22 pm

Puerto Rico is a commonwealth of the US and so, I don't know if it needs to be declared. Guess it doesn't hurt to declare it. I'd check with customs...

narrowway1

8/16/2013 04:30:14 pm

These were my exact sentiments, earlier on... which caused somewhat of an uproar... although not my intention.

Heed Bluwolf's warning. If the 800# response instructs you to go to a private office, which is not an original public branch of Wells Fargo, then you might want to consider the risks. That is what Bluwolf is saying.

Folks... the whole reason this reset is happening is on account of the corruption. Did you think is just went away for nothing and that no one would try something in the midst of the biggest transfer of wealth in the history of the world.

Do a reality check and ask yourself what you really believe.... leave all the hoopla behind. BE CAUTIOUS!

You did good Blu... to help the good folks stay out of harms way.

Blessings,
Narrowway1

The Investor

8/16/2013 04:44:47 pm

At least be sure if you are directed to a non-branch location, that it's an official wealth management office of Wells Fargo. I've researched this, and commercial banking locations do exist in office buildings and executive parks, and rest assured there will be plenty of security in the parking lots and building lobbies.

REE_CHARD

8/16/2013 05:59:50 pm

Anyone can duplicate the original WF logo, so this means nothing. Smell the set up, and exactly what you said, Be cautious , of everyone, especially those who claim they have you best interest in mind, They are the ones who succeed the most

NancyL

8/16/2013 04:52:53 pm

Folks --- PUHLEEZE -- DO NOT START DISECTING ALL OF THIS INFORMATION.

You must come to terms that the scammers out there are absolute PROFESSIONALS at what they do and you are not their match -- even slightly. They can set up shop in 5 minutes and fleece the life and hope out of you. My suggestion would be to ask the 800# operator how you can identify the WF representative and then check that AND I am now thinking that whoever takes me to the appt. I shall choose very carefully and leave my dinar with them until I know I am secure, IF I do not see any certifiable WF logos. Well, guess I will be back to the main branch here in Denver with logos flying all over the place!

I deeply appreciate all of the information that so very many have shared with us purely for their personal concern for each of us. This is just one more level of it all and I thank you Bluewolf, ever so much.

pairodicegirl

8/16/2013 07:14:46 pm

if you are worried then why don't you find a local WF and get a list of WF banks w/in a 100 mi radius (or go online) and go ck them out now so when rv hits you will know your banks. some of Bluwolfs words make sense but other guru's have said no 30 day time frame, also the dealers if they close(which I doubt) will loose on other non dinar business. only thing they should close for is to get new rates.
stay grounded people the hype is up again. believe it when you have recpt in hand

Dinarme

8/17/2013 12:25:52 am

"Make sure you get in and get out fast for that 30 exchange days is a fact"

No one knows of 30 days to exchange in is fact. All will know of and when it happens

Blues is Bluer

8/17/2013 01:32:38 am

Lets have an RV first and we'll work things out from that point.

kb

8/17/2013 02:01:46 am

I don't get it, Are you saying that the 800# that we are suppose to receive could be falsified and that our appointment could be a set up whereby we are directed to go to a location not operated by a bona fide financial institution for the sole purpose of stealing our money?

narrowway1

8/17/2013 03:43:53 am

Rather than assume anything at this point, simply take Bluwolf's advice and check out the facilities before going in. Do not be like sheep to the slaughter. Be diligent and check first. Don't assume anything in this present world. This is not a reality show... it is reality.

Mike

8/17/2013 02:49:05 am

All Quiet On The Western Front.

Bea Bop

8/17/2013 05:39:59 am

I have been puzzling about how Tony's advice can differ so much from Blu's, and I think I have the reason: Blu is thinking of and writing for people who desperately need their dinar returns, and desperately need for them to be in a safe place--AND require lots of conventional financial guidance. Retirees, single moms, inexperienced investors and many others fit this group, and have these needs.

I think Tony, on the other hand, is writing / speaking more with younger people / more aggressive, experienced investors in mind; people who don't mind doing--or even want to do--more of their own due diligence, and be more active in their investments. These people might not need to rely so heavily on an established, formatted program such as one that might be offered by a big bank--though probably very few, if any, of us, are qualified to work through this without professional financial help. But some are probably more willing / able to choose their own financial team.

I think we must follow our hearts here. If we want more independence, and to take a more active role in our investments, we can have more flexibility concerning where we cash out. If we want / need a lot of guidance and an established program, then we can cash out at a big bank that offers such things.

Bucktooth

8/18/2013 03:00:44 am

Thanks Blu Man! Always Love your insights..calms me down..I wonder what you feel about what's happening in the last 2 days?
I've been, of course, figuring approximately how much this investment could bring to me. After moving numbers in and out of possible rates..we all have no idea how much this will change our lives! I have several wealthy friends..they say having money is YOUR FULL TIME JOB! Keeping it away from people whom you don't want to have it..watching the people who are assisting you with it..while attempting to enjoy it yourself. I'm not sure, but with what's going on in the world today, why anyone would not pay attention to where they are going for their exchanges is baffling! You have money now..charter a plane..etc..you can do anything you want!